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| At Kings Landing |
On this particular day, it was very hot and obviously sunny. It was definitely not the best time to take photos because of the harsh light, but I still like the shots I took (well, most of them anyway). I hope to get back to Kings Landing again this summer, and hopefully it won't be so hot and sunny - maybe a nice cloudy and not so hot day :o).
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Wong Ching Wah · 729 weeks ago
And Shelley, regarding HDR (High Dynamic Range) ...
HDR's are created my taking multiple LDR (Low Dynamic Range) shots exposed for the highlights, mid-tones and shadows seperately and then merged into a single image.
To capture HDR is very simple, (you may need a tripod unless you hand is really sturdy taking multiple shots) ...
Switch your camera to take multiple shots of -1, 0, +1 exposure compensation. When you take the 3 shots consecutively, the shots are taken with the 3 different exposure compensations. You can even shoot with -2, -1, 0, +1, +2. Usually this setting is called "Bracketing". You can even bracket the Aperture!
If your camera cannot combine photos into one, then you have to need to software, I understand the advanced software such as Photoshop is better. Have fun.
I use Photomatix to combine the shots I take to create the HDR!
have fun !
Shelley · 728 weeks ago